Is a woman's humming orgasm a lie? (Sexual knowledge adult novel)

What lies do women tell in bed? Once a man takes off his pants in bed, there is nothing to lie or hide. The most he can say is "I love you so much", "You are the woman I love most in my life", or "You look so beautiful tonight", "You have the most beautiful curves in the world". Where is the woman? Many women are indeed as agile as a rabbit and as quiet as a virgin in bed, but there are still many girls who are well-educated or who have heard from others that being too active or making big movements in bed will be considered slutty. They suppress their reactions and just moan occasionally.
Some girls think that men like women to be like Japanese AV actresses in bed, screaming continuously and scratching men's backs with their claws and teeth, so they try their best to show off their acting skills in bed. This unintentional physical movement may be regarded as a silent lie, and this physical lie is only to appease the man's fragile self-esteem and fulfill the man's sense of conquest with the stimulation and perfection of the sexual process, so that the two people can be intimate. If this kind of silent lie comes out of your mouth, it will be "You are great!" or "I haven't been this excited for a long time!"
The reason women tell this kind of lie is often because they are in a more passive role in sex. When a man becomes excited, he can adjust his body position and speed, ask the other person for oral sex, or even be more rude and grab the other person's hair and push it towards his vitals. He can have as much pleasure as he wants. The exaggerated body language and humming of his female companion will make the man even more excited.
Women usually don't and can't be as proactive as men, and they are embarrassed to say like AV actresses: "Oh! Deeper, harder!" Not to mention guiding men on how to discover and caress them. But no matter how hard the men push, they still can't reach orgasm. When men find that no matter how vigorously their female companions twist their bodies, they still cannot reach orgasm, they will inevitably feel great regret, whether it is for their own sexual ability and skills, or because they really care about the other person's feelings. Therefore, women have more or less heard their boyfriends nagging and asking, "Are you not feeling well?" or "Can't I satisfy you?" (What cannot be satisfied is also the man's self-esteem and vanity).
There are also some special cases. When men hear about some magic elixir that can enhance sexual performance and make their penises last forever, they always try it out of curiosity. A friend's boyfriend was drunk, and he still wanted to have sex even though he was half-hard, but he couldn't reach the critical point for a long time. If a woman encounters a man who takes folk remedies or drinks to act crazy, and who only knows how to thrust wildly, it is better for her to quickly pretend that she has an orgasm and gets off safely, at least this will not hurt the relationship.
Therefore, next time, no matter whether a woman is excited or not, she will hum loudly a few times and then say, "I'm about to orgasm!" This kind of lie is basically a super white lie, but it may become a habit over time. If men take them seriously and don't take action, modern women will not be able to tolerate it in the long run.